FCC releases repacking simulations
The Commission has released the 100 repacking simulations that the NAB requested. Said Preston
NAB salutes Senate Judiciary Committee passage of STELA
In response to passage of legislation to reauthorize the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act (STELA), NAB President and CEO Gordon
Eshoo disappointed with SCOTUS Aereo decision
Congresswoman Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA), Ranking Member of the Communications and Technology
Fitch: Aereo decision removes risk overhang for TV broadcasters
A significant risk overhang for TV broadcast companies has been removed as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision that Aereo violated broadcaster copyrights, according to Fitch Ratings.
Aereo ruling: Neutral to stock, mixed on business
With the Supreme Court ruling against Aereo, we see virtually no implications in the short term and mixed implications in the long-run for broadcast station and network owners, with no change to our CBS price target.
Post-auction: LPTV must-carry in jeopardy?
In the first of a series of FCC webinars (6/25) since the Incentive Spectrum Auction Report & Order
ACA disappointed with SCOTUS Aereo ruling
American Cable Association President and CEO Matthew M. Polka issued the following statement in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Aereo case:
Mega media mergers could put small ISPs out of business
The American Cable Association (ACA), which represents 850 small cable companies argues that AT&T's purchase of DirecTV and the Comcast/Time
Comments abound on Aereo loss
Here are a variety of comments and statements on the good news (6/25) from the Supreme Court ruling in
Aereo is Up: Broadcasters win 6-3
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FCC processing new translator permits
The FCC Media Bureau Video Division is apparently working hard this summer to get out as many
Fox to trade two for two with Cox
FOXFox Television Stations (FTS) and Cox Media Group (CMG) a deal 6/24 where FTS will swap its Fox
The CW finishes with 3%- 4% increases
The CW has completed its upfront negotiations for the most part, scoring dollar volume on par with or slightly down from the $400 million or so it brought in last year, according to an AdAge story.
NBC finishes upfront with solid rate increases
NBC has wrapped its annual upfront negotiations with commitments in the area of $2.5 billion--up 11% from
Grit, Escape score rights to NBCUniversal Television content
The country's first-ever male-centric and female-centric over-the-air